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Acro Camp is crowdsourcing a part of the soundtrack. This episode contains details and a snippet of the theme that underlies the piece. Check out the show notes at www.airspeedonline.com for links to the guide tracks and other information.
Jetwhiner and Airplane Geek Rob Mark joins me to talk through that fantasy of every non-airline pilot: Being called to the cockpit to land an airliner after the pilots are incapacitated. Could a 300-hour private pilot do it? Could you?
Here's a three-camera treatment of a stall and spin sequence that I recently flew with Barry Sutton. www.oaklandflightacademy.com
The cast of Acro Camp got together on TalkShoe the evening of 14 July to reunite, talk about the experience, and offer suggestions for the next time we do this. Acro Camp campers Paul Berliner, Michelle Kole, Lynda Meeks and Jim Rodriguez joined IP Don Weaver, production chief David Allen, and MyTransponder co-founder Rod Rakic for an hour or so in the virtual post-production studio.
The crew gathers at the VOQ to talk about Steve's impending T-38 ride.
MIDN 1/C (“Midshipman First Class”) Evan Levesque (pron. leh-VEHK) just completed his third year at the United States Naval Academy. He’s a private pilot with a tailwheel endorsement and he flies aerobatics on weekends. He’s also managed to get a couple of flights in the back seat of an F/A-18 Hornet.
Now notes at http://tinyurl.com/2dtbg9k.
Ron Klutts remembers Doug Bourn and talks aviation safety.
Debut of a new song, The Last Pure Thing on the Radio. Many thanks to Scott Cannizzaro and Chris Wormer for their roles in really thickening up and improving this tune!
Fly with Don! [email protected]. 989-859-7237. And check out the Acro Camp website at www.airspeedonline.com.
Barb Haluszka appears for the fourth time talking about the Battle Creek Field of Flight Airshow and Balloon Festival. The show is slated for 1-4 July 2010, but that’s just around the corner when you think about the amount of planning and coordination required to put on a show like this.
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